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How about the 500 other tracking/analytics companies? Even Adobe is now in analytics business.
by panpanna 6y ago
How about the 500 other tracking/analytics companies?
Even Adobe is now in analytics business.
- yuribro 6y agoFrom the screenshot in the article, it looks like many other trackers are blocked as well. It's just less title worthy than Google's.
- XCSme 6y agoI think the biggest problem is one entity having insights on all web users and all the sites they visit. If each site had their own internal analytics, which are limited to that domain only and maybe only session-bassed, the privacy improvements would be huge.
- saagarjha 6y agoAdobe is on my list, affiliated with the domain "demdex.net".
- duskwuff 6y agoEvery time I see that domain name, I think of skin mites (Demodex folliculorum).
- tatersolid 6y agoAdobe somehow hosts critical CSS assets for some adobe.com pages using their tracking domain(s), resulting in a broken page in Firefox due to tracking protection. I think they do this to encourage people to turn off FF or other tracking protection. Instead they lost an enterprise license renewal as I was “encouraged” to look elsewhere.